members of the state legislature are trying to pass. 21st century jim crow assault is real. it s unrelenting. wear going to challenge it vigorously. while while this broad assault against voting rights is not unprecedented, it s taking on aec new and literally pernicious forms. it s no longer just about who gets to vote or making it easier for eligible voters to vote. it s about who gets to count the vote. who gets to count whether or not your vote countedun at all. it s about moving from independent election administerors who work for the people, to polarize state legislatures and partisan actors who work for political parties. to me this is simple. this is election subversion. it s the most dangerous threat to voting in our history. never before have they decide who had gets to count count what votes count. some state legislators want to make it harder for you to vote. if you vote, they want to tell you that your vote doesn t count for any reason they make up. they want
debris from the mound. they have used sonar, cameras, dogs, heavy machinery, they ran into a building, they were told that could collapse. and they braved fires, smoke, torrential rain, and strong winds, in the hopes of finding people alive. at this point, we have truly exhausted every option available to us. to share this news with the families, this evening, who are still missing their loved ones, was devastating. the decision to transition from rescue to recovery, is an extremely difficult one. a few hours ago, first responders joined rescuers and officials onsite, to mark the transition in a moment of silence. the number of people killed in the collapse now stands at 54. 86 remain unaccounted for. this afternoon, the mayor offered this reminder. every single victim uncovered, is somebody s child, somebody s mother, somebody s teacher, somebody s colleague, a classmate, a best friend. the mayor also noted that president biden visited surfside last week, and he called
strategy. they ve removed over 7 million pounds of concrete and debris from the mound. they ve used sonar, cameras, dogs, heavy machinery. they ran into a building they were told could collapse. and they braved fire, smoke, torrential rain, and strong winds in the hopes of finding people alive. at this point, we have truly exhausted every option available to us. to share this news with the families this evening who are still missing their loved ones was devastating. so the decision to transition from rescue to recovery is an extremely difficult one. a few hours ago, first responders joined officials on site to mark the transition with a moment of silence. the number of people killed stands at 54, with 87 unaccounted for. every single victim uncovered is somebody s child, somebody s mother. somebody s teacher, somebody s colleague. a classmate. a best friend. the mayor also noted that president biden, who visited surfside just last week, had called to offer more assistan
and if he only had expressing their exquisite desire to cut money from the cops. i support the defund movement because this is about the investment in our community was has appeared we need to dismantle and start anew. many affluent suburbs have essentially already begun pursuing a defining of the police is that they fund school, housing. providing other safety. to mike what if we had the current vice president lending her support when she was a senator? we have to re-examine what we re doing with american taxpayer dollars and ask the question of getting the right return on our investment? are we creating healthy and safe communities? i applaud eric garcetti for doing what he s done. greg: trying to shift blame because crime is out of control. we see that crime is out of control in the city of oakland and our response was for less police resources pray that additional 17 million will have an impact. we already have a tough time responding to the high number of c
hurt his shoulder, hurt his harm, two-time cy young award winner. and last night going down to texas, stoically, quietly, facing only 28 hitters in the sixth no-hitter of this major league season. and of course, the first in major league baseball, the american league east. but there have been some i think there were some no-hitters in the central time zone just last week. two days ago. jonathan lemire, listen, we want good things to happen to american league east teams. i ve got to say, though, i started watching in the seventh inning, because, of course, not to cheer against our fellow american league east brethren, but i noticed he had a strike zone like oh, come on! that greg maddux would be envious of, right? he throws one actually in the doughout wow. and they say, on the corner. this is underneath you, joe. let s celebrate greatness. i know there s the old adage that you don t talk about a no-hitter because you don t want to jinx it while it s in